Tea's growing environment and local conditions

Tea growing environment and conditions

The environment for tea growth is divided into several aspects: temperature, soil, light and rainfall. It prefers a warm climate, and the soil must be loose and fertile. It also needs sufficient light and watering in moderation. Its production areas are usually divided into the South China Tea Area, the Southwest Tea Area, the Jiangbei Tea Area, and the Jiangnan Tea Area.

Tea Growing Conditions

Tea trees prefer a warm and humid growing environment. When caring for them, they need a suitable temperature environment and a certain air humidity to be conducive to growth.

Tea growing temperature

When the tea tree is growing, the temperature needs to be kept between 10-35 degrees. The growth rate is fastest at 28-25 degrees. If the temperature exceeds 35 degrees, the growth will be slow.

Tea growth process

After a period of care, the tea tree will enter the seedling stage. The tea seedlings will gradually emerge from the ground, and then until they begin to bloom and bear fruit, it is its infancy. After that is the adult stage. After flowering and bearing fruit until natural renewal, it slowly turns from vigorous growth to aging, which is its aging period.